- The Guardian
- Issue #2133
Guardian 10-02-2025 – Issue #2132
ACROSS
8 Salvador Allende – President of the first elected Socialist government, overthrown in a CIA backed coup on 11/09/1973
9 Daniel Ortega – His Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN) led the Nicaraguan Revolution
10 Claudia Jones – Trinidad and Tobago-born, founded Britain’s first major Black newspaper, The West Indian Gazette in 1958
DOWN
1 Fidel Castro – First Secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba after the 1959 Cuban Revolution
2 Che Guevara – Born in Argentina, joined a famous revolutionary to overthrow the Batista government
3 Jacobo Árbenz – Elected president of Guatemala, overthrown by the Dulles brothers in 1954
4 Claude McKay – Jamaican-American addressed the Fourth Congress of the Comintern, “foremost left-wing black intellectual of his age”
5 Maurice Bishop – Leader of the New Jewel Movement overthrown in the 1983 US invasion of Grenada
6 Ralph de Boissière – Born in Trinidad and Tobago and moved to Melbourne in 1948. Wrote ‘Rum and Coca-Cola’
7 Abimael Guzmán – Leader of the Shining Path, a Marxist–Leninist–Maoist guerrilla group launched in 1980.
